
And you can also go through Time Machine backups. You can mount Mac OS partitions on Boot Camp systems. It also supports legacy drives like Jaz, MO, and ZIP. MacDrive supports USB, FireWire, Thunderbolt, eSata, SATA, IDE, SCSI, and Fibre Channel drives. View of a Mac formatted disk inside of Windows 7 Disk Management with MacDrive installed View of a Mac formatted disk inside of Windows 10 Disk Management without MacDrive installed It can also burn Mac formatted CDs and DVDs. It can also perform various disk management tasks, including formatting and repairing Mac disks. The Mac drive icon inside of Windows File Explorer The little Apple drive icon kind of gives it away ( but you can turn it off). And since MacDrive works so seamlessly with Windows, you might not even notice you are using a Mac formatted drive. With MacDrive, you can read and write to Mac formatted drives inside of Windows. And since Mac and Windows computers don't natively read and write to each other's disk format, having MacDrive is a necessity. Sometimes they are two ( 2) different formats NTFS ( Windows) & HFS+ ( Mac). Now in repairing computers, we are often asked to recover files from old drives and transfer them to external drives. And being able to do that from inside of Windows is essential.

2TB Drives or larger on Windows XP: Windows XP does not support disks greater than 2TB.Boot Camp drivers and Mac OS 10.9: MacDrive 10 Pro is compatible with Boot Camp drivers from Mac OS 10.9 Mavericks as well as previous versions of Boot Camp, such as from 10.6 Snow Leopard and prior.Parallels & VMWare Fusion: MacDrive works with Windows running virtually under Mac OS X using Parallels Desktop for Mac or VMware Fusion, with the exception in both cases that the Mac OS X system volume will be inaccessible.Mac-formatted hard drive connected to an Airport base station). Network Drives: MacDrive is not usable in networking and/or network-attached storage scenarios (e.g.Encryption and FileVault: MacDrive does not support encrypted Mac-formatted drives.

System Requirements Minimum System Requirements (PC)
